A significant reshuffle in the MLB's top 100 prospects has emerged, highlighting Leo DeVries as the new number one prospect. Known for a blend of speed, power, and defensive prowess, DeVries is seen as a potential future star, albeit more suited for dynasty leagues than redraft leagues this season. Meanwhile, Kevin McGonagle of the Detroit Tigers has risen to the third spot, showcasing impressive stats and a solid batting average. McGonagle's advanced hit tool and power potential make him an intriguing option for keeper leagues.

Prospects like JJ Bleday and Shane Bieber are also under discussion, with Bieber looking to rebound from injury setbacks. He could be a valuable late-season asset if he can return to form following his rehab assignments. Tovar's oblique injury raises questions about his return; however, his potential remains high for the upcoming seasons, making him a stash candidate if healthy.